It's no secret that foreign countries are stirring up trouble online ahead of the US election. Microsoft's Threat Analysis Center (MTAC) is warning that Russia, China, and Iran are all stepping up their online campaigns. Russia is busy bad-mouthing Vice President Kamala Harris with fake videos. Thes
Imagine this: a Saturday morning attack by Israel on Iran. This might seem like a local issue, right? Wrong. It could pull the U. S. into a regional war and drag other big players like Russia into the mix. The U. S. isn't stopping Israel from pushing the envelope, and it's just emboldening them. Rus
Early Saturday morning, Israel decided to hit back at Iran with a series of military strikes. These strikes were in response to a ballistic missile attack that Iran launched on Israel on October 1st. The Israeli military described the strikes as precise hits on military targets in Iran. However, the
Israel launched surprise airstrikes on Iran early Saturday, targeting military facilities that produce missiles and surface-to-air missile sites. This escalation heightens tensions between the longtime enemies, with the region already facing violence from militant groups backed by Iran. Lebanon has
As the U. S. election heats up, foreign countries like Russia, China, and Iran are getting more active. Microsoft's report warns that Russian operatives are spreading fake videos to hurt Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign. Meanwhile, China is targeting candidates who criticize them, and Iran is
In the past few weeks, Israel has dealt big blows to Iran's proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas. This has weakened Iran's grip on the region. The U. S. election is coming up, and how America handles this situation could change things greatly. Israel wants to strike back at Iran, but the U. S. has its own p
Iran has been Russia's ally during the Ukraine war. Now, Iran faces pressure from Israel. Will Russia step up and help? Analysts think so, but to what extent is uncertain. Russia can't just jump into a fight with Israel. It's already busy in Ukraine. Iran and Russia have been trading weapons. But no
Imagine this: secret U. S. documents pop up on a messaging app, talking about Israel's plans to hit back at Iran. The U. S. government isn't happy, to say the least. John Kirby, the White House's security advisor, said they're really worried about this leak. They even talked to Israel about it, but
President Biden is worried about secret documents about Israel's possible attack plans on Iran being leaked. These documents, from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency, show that Israel is getting ready for a military strike after Iran's attack in October. The doc
Think back to your favorite childhood movies. Chances are, "The Warriors, " a gritty 1979 thriller about New York City gang battles, wasn't on the list. But for Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the smash-hit musical "Hamilton, " this cult classic left a deep impression. Inspired by Sol Yurick's novel,
